Everything We Know About The Texas High School Shooting
This post will be updated as the story develops.
Podcast: The History, Strategy, And Gameplay Of Dungeons And Dragons
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American Hero Smothers, Covers Cowardly Waffle House Shooter
Twenty-nine-year-old James Shaw Jr. was at a Waffle House in Antioch, Tennessee, early Sunday morning when a gunman wearing nothing but a green jacket entered the restaurant and opened fire.
San Francisco’s Liberal Utopia Invites Homelessness, Drugs, And Crime Into The City
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Britain’s Knife Control Is A Bad, Real-Life Parody Of Gun Control
If you set out to write a parody of gun control, it might look like the real news from London, where guns don’t kill people, knives do.
School Rules That Allowed Parkland Shooter To Get Guns Coming Soon To Your District
U.S. Department of Education investigations push schools to turn a blind eye to behavior that rises to criminality, in order to lower suspensions, expulsions, and juvenile arrests.
How ‘Chappaquiddick’ Might Actually Improve Ted Kennedy’s Legacy
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Does Gun Control Reduce Murder? Let’s Run The Numbers Across The World
After I thought about it, I realized the question of whether reducing guns in a society will lead to fewer murders is a testable hypothesis.
400,000 Rape Kits Are Sitting Untested Across The U.S. Here’s How Texas Began Addressing This Injustice
For far too long, vulnerable women have been twice victimized: first by their rapists and sexual assailants, and then by bureaucratic indifference.
Holocaust Survivor’s Murder In France Reopens Worries Over Anti-Semitism From Muslims, Far Left, And Far Right
Reports of anti-Semitic violence in France rose by 26 percent last year, which has led record numbers of Jews to emigrate to Israel.
Gun Controllers Argue For Eliminating The Wrong Half Of A School Shooting
Every school shooting has two factors in common: guns and a violent person. So, let’s pretend we can get rid of one and see how the other works on its own.
‘Wind River’ Grippingly Portrays America’s Crime-Ridden Indian Reservations
‘Wind River’ isn’t just a typical crime drama, it’s also the story of how isolation changes people, both for the better and the worse.
Dear Annoying Parkland Kids: We Gave You A Pretty Awesome World, Try Not To Mess It Up
Let’s look at Parkland kids’ arrogant presumption that previous generations messed up the world, so that they have to ‘rebuild’ it.
Man Charged For Allegedly Sending Letter With White Powder To Donald Trump Jr.
A 24-year-old Massachusetts man has been arrested and charged with mailing letters filled with white powder to members of Donald Trump’s family and others.
New School Policing Info Marks Broward County’s Scott Israel An Ayn Rand Villain
Like Wesley Mouch, the bumbling central planner in ‘Atlas Shrugged,’ Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel keeps messing up then demanding wider powers.
Why Americans Have A Right To Own Guns Even If That Makes Us Less Safe
Our rights aren’t contingent on a cost-benefit analysis. Whether guns are risky isn’t the point, but whether guns are a reasonable means of self-defense.
To Prevent School Shootings, We All Need To Get Into Our Neighborhoods
A healthy community will help parents who don’t have the means to protect their children, and a state that can’t figure out how to properly balance freedom and safety.
Americans Chose Liberty Over Security A Long Time Ago. School Shootings Don’t Change That
A life of total ‘security’ would be psychologically intolerable, and would expose us to the great evils of an overbearing government.
Why It Shouldn’t Be A Federal Crime To Punch Reporters
Eric Swalwell’s bill would limit a universal freedom to a discrete class, and place the government—either through bureaucracy or through the courts—in charge of defining that class.
Here’s What We Know About The High School Shooting In Parkland, Florida
A 19-year-old man killed at least 17 people and wounded at least 16 others at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida on Wednesday, say local officials.
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